Twisted Tales: From Life and Beyond
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Twisted Tales: From Life and Beyond

This story contains themes of: domestic violence, offscreen rape

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Summary

Welcome to Twisted Tales, where humour, horror, and darkness live. From the absurdity of reincarnation to the stark realities of life's end, these tales invite you to embrace the full spectrum of being—finding laughter in the darkest corners and sometimes darkness in the lighter corners. From clumsy explorers to explorations of sensitive subjects, each story is a window into the bizarre, the seemingly ordinary, and the downright twisted. If you're ready to laugh in the face of darkness and confront the shadows lurking in the light, these tales are for you.

Status
Complete
Chapters
13
Rating
5.0 (2 reviews)
Age Rating
18+

A Compendium of Curiosities

The Line Surfer: As an entrée, we begin with The Line Surfer – An examination of the boundaries between life and death.

The Tribe That Forgot How to Die: Hidden deep in the forest is a tribe for whom mortality is a distant memory. Then along came Sir Barney Warmpole, the world’s clumsiest explorer.

Clarence: Poor Clarence, that’s all.

Harold and His Funny Little Ways: A scene of domestic bliss. Or is it?

The Ailments of God: According to a certain book we were made in the image of God. Poor God, he must suffer from a range of ailments.

The Blood Shop: A shop for the connoisseur of the finest blood, but then along came vamping.

The Pink House: She always wanted to live in a pink house. Sometimes it is best to be careful what you wish for.

Mrs MacDougall: She may appear old and frail, but don’t let that fool you.

The Eyes: The eyes tell a tale of things best forgotten, perhaps it should have been left that way.

Reincarnation: Reincarnation is best when you don’t remember previous lives. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always happen that way.

Ellen Swanson: Destroyer of Worlds: A late addition is poor Ellen; she has languished unloved on my hard drive for years. I thought she might find a home in this collection - Nursery school assistant Ellen Swanson manages to destroy humanity.

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